France follows Belgium in the list of countries where the SIM-free Apple iPhone 3G is sold.

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It’s been just one week since Omega Pharma (part of the LOST conspiracy, anyone?) announced the availability of its magical radiation-fighting E-Waves Phone Chip.  And, guess what?  Today, the Belgium firm has withdrawn the chip from sale because, according to the company: After the launch… a storm of protest broke out during which scientific proof of

Belgium health company Omega Pharma has come up with a way of possibly putting some of the health issues concerning mobile phone radiation at ease. Omega Pharma is about to sell a chip which they claim will “counter potentially damaging radiation from mobile phones.” Omega Pharma normally sells non-prescription health products such as pregnancy test kits

Belgium's own Omega Pharma is setting out to do something phenomenal -- it's looking to sell a chip that it claims will "counter potentially damaging radiation from mobile phones." The outfit currently sells all sorts of non-prescription products (wart treatments, pregnancy tests, snake oil, etc.) to pharmacists, and it's hoping the E-waves phone chip will totally get the company na...

Belgian health products distributor Omega Pharma will launch a chip it claims can counter potentially damaging radiation from mobile phones. The company unveiled the E-waves phone chip Dec. 9, a day before its launch in Belgium. - BRUSSELS, Dec 9 (Reuters ) Belgian health products distributor Omega Pharma will launch a chip it claims can counter potentially damaging radiation from mobile phones an...

Omega Health, a company based in Belgium, has made a new chip that counters the harmful electromagnetic radiation emitted by cell phones. According to Omega, its E-Waves chip reduced headaches and loss of concentration when using cell phones. It ...

Belgium's telecoms regulator, BIPT and Government Minister van Quickenborne have declined to automatically renew the GSM licenses for two of the country's mobile operators, Proximus and Mobistar.

In an effort to increase competition in the market, the Belgian government will offer a new 3G licence next year. Business minister Vincent Van Quickenborne recently talked about plans to promote competition in the telecoms market. “The agreement within the government is that we want to break open the market,” he said to Belgian daily “De

Belgium's government has outlined plans to shake up the telecoms regulatory regime in the country - as well as awarding new telecoms licenses.